Our play-based program allows children to interact with and learn from their peers. Through supervised free-play time with their peers, your child will learn important skills necessary for success in school and in life. Some skills that are learned are how to regulate their behavior in a social setting, fine and gross motor skills, creativity, communication, and problem solving without the aid of an adult. Play that is guided by a teacher or another adult is also important. By becoming a co-player, a teacher can extend and enrich the learning, without interrupting the flow and direction of the child’s play.